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(raucous shouting)
(rhythmic grunting)
(shouting continues)
LINCOLN: You gotta do something, my brother is innocent.
He's an American citizen.
Look, there's nothing I can do about that.
Of course there is. Back at the crime scene, that'll prove--
Look, I'm a night clerk, okay?
If you want someone who can really do something,
you're gonna have to wait for the consul, he gets in in the morning.
I'm sorry.
That ain't gonna cut it.
Your brother, where do they have him incarcerated?
Sona.
(sighs)
What?
The worst of the worst are there,
men no other prison will take.
They rioted so badly a year ago,
the guards pulled out,
just left them to themselves.
A thousand thieves, rapists, murderers.
The government just stays back,
keeps the perimeter.
(bone cracks)
To them, Sona's a one-way street.
What goes in...
never comes out...
unless it's dead.
(theme music playing)
MAN: Somebody didn't do their due diligence on this guy,
and we need him moved to a facility that's a little more... moderate.
All right?
Thank you.
All right, the good news is as of yesterday, you're a free man.
You got nothing to worry about.
Just my brother.
Right. Well, that's a heck of a story, you two.
That made the news even down here.
And I understand you have a son as well?
-Yeah. Uh-huh. -LJ, Lincoln Jr.?
He must be ecstatic about your exoneration.
Still trying to reach him.
Well, hey, tell us where he is.
-We'll send-- -Let me handle that.
Let's just focus on Michael.
Okay, well, good news is that much of what you're saying
is checking out at the crime scene.
The victim did have a service revolver
with U.S. Government numbers on it.
And if a weapon was found, then that lends real credence
-to self-defense as a motive. -Great.
They, uh, find anything else?
-Like what? -A bag.
What was in it?
A little money.
Sorry.
Of course they didn't.
Yeah, well, whatever the case,
regarding Michael, I have managed to make a little headway.
I arranged for a transfer for your brother to another facility,
effective tomorrow.
-It's a lot safer, it's a lot cleaner. -Great.
And if this is stacking up like I think it is,
I'd be pretty confident the charges will be dropped.
He'd be free?
Well, he'd still face charges in the U.S.
-But out of there? -Yes.
(flies buzzing)
(harsh scraping)
Is there... Is there a mess hall here?
Mess hall?
And some water.
I'm dying of thirst. Please.
Please.
There's some water.
Bite me.
What'd you say?
I didn't say nothing.
Drink it.
You hear me?
Drink!
(all laughing)
Hey, get used to it, man.
I haven't eaten for days.
Come on.
(overlapping chatter)
(camera shutters snapping)
(man cackling)
How are you doing?
What do you want, Alex?
You're so clever, like planting the drugs on the boat.
That's a big irony.
Lawman in jail.
You are exactly where you belong.
No, that's where you're wrong.
And that's where you're gonna help me.
I will have a court date one of these days,
and you will be there on the stand.
And you will tell the truth that you planted this
and you set this up, and I'm gonna go home.
That's funny, I could have sworn you set this up.
I set this up? I'm in here.
What does the Company want with me?
Why Panama?
What, you think I know what they wanted?
They had me.
I did what they asked me to do,
arrest you in Panama and hand you over.
That's it. That's, that's...
That's old news, huh?
This is the first day of the rest of our lives.
How about we work together, you know? Help each other out.
Except every time I look at you,
all I can see is the man who killed my father.
You're on your own.
My husband! Bring him out!
I know he was killed last night.
Someone called!
Bring my husband out now!
(yelling continues)
(yelling continues)
Be careful!
(buzzer sounds)
Sign here to say that once inside,
you're on your own by the law,
that you're not protected by the military in case of an assault.
And any attempt to assist an inmate trying to escape
will be met with a lethal response.
Wouldn't dream of it.
(door opens and shuts)
So...
So...
Feel like I'm on the wrong side.
You're on the right side.
You're not.
Gonna break me out?
Too tiring. All that running.
Yeah, well, maybe you should have lost the cowboy boots.
You scared?
-I'm getting you out of here, man. -No, Linc...
Listen, the Consulate's arranged to transfer you
to a safer facility until the trial,
which is about a month.
They say you got a good shot of walking out of here a free man.
-When's the transfer? -Tomorrow.
Just... Just hold on, man, one more day.
You know, I keep waiting for you to mention a certain someone.
I don't know where she is, man.
Well, you got to find her.
I will.
She's important to me, Linc.
If anything happens to Sara...
It's going to be fine, man. I promise.
I'll see you tomorrow.
All right?
(music blasting over stereo)
American, right?
I love America.
NBA. Tracy McGrady shooting the ball in the hoop from downtown.
Whatever you're selling, I'm not buying.
Selling?
I just want to talk basketball.
Who's your team?
Let's go, blanco.
Orientation.
I'm not interested.
It's not for you to decide.
Guards say I have to be out in 15 minutes.
(knock at door)
Bring them in.
Well, I hope they haven't been treating you too poorly.
I should hear of it if you have.
I think as you can tell, Sona is unlike any other place in the world.
Huh? Since the riots of last year, they left us here to rot.
They figured we would just destroy ourselves,
but instead, we've thrived.
With the canal, Panama is now
a breeding ground for international crime.
27 different nationalities we have here.
But not one gang.
Not one racially-motivated incident. Huh?
It's just... me.
Egalitarianism, I believe, is the word.
Huh? Did I get that right?
Right as rain.
That's what practice does for you.
Now, is there anything, uh... you want to tell me?
Any history that you bring to this place I should know about?
I don't think you're quite telling me the truth, Mr. Scofield.
We get the news, man.
You were quite the superstar on CNN.
Man breaks brother out and flees to Panama.
(laughing)
But you're not a superstar here!
You realize that, don't you?
I'm not going to make waves.
It wouldn't be within your power.
And I heard about the two of you.
In the hall today.
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